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Advocates For Employers And Employees In Ohio

Last updated on July 1, 2024

Most employer-employee relationships in Ohio are classified as “at will” employment. This essentially means that an employer can fire an employee for a good reason, bad reason or no reason, as long as the decision isn’t driven by a discriminatory or retaliatory motive.

However, sometimes the legal consequences surrounding an employment separation can seem unclear. Whether you’re an employer or an employee in a dispute, the employment law attorneys at Mockensturm, Ltd. can advocate for your rights.

To discuss your goals and concerns, please call us at 419-792-1143 or complete our contact form. We advise and represent clients in Toledo and throughout northern Ohio.

Representation For Employees Who Have Been Wrongfully Terminated

Losing your job is incredibly stressful and being unfairly dismissed adds another layer of anxiety to the situation. Employers may try to disguise their unlawful actions by pointing to poor job performance or other workplace issues, but that doesn’t mean you should stay silent. Speak with a knowledgeable attorney about available legal remedies if you feel you may have been wrongfully terminated due to:

  • Age
  • Race
  • Disability
  • Gender
  • Religion
  • Making a sexual harassment claim
  • Filing a workers’ compensation claim
  • Collective bargaining
  • Taking FMLA time
  • Reporting safety violations

If you’ve been wrongfully let go from your position, you may be entitled to the recovery of lost past wages and benefits, lost future wages and benefits, and money damages for emotional distress.

Representation For Employers In Contract Disputes

The purpose of a business contract is to define the relationship between parties in a professional setting. However, sometimes people disagree about how the contract should be understood. In these cases, you need a skilled representative to fight for the resources that your business needs to grow.

Because of our experience representing both employees and employers in employment law matters, we have an in-depth understanding of each side of the disagreement. We also have extensive experience helping businesses navigate tax and financial issues, so we have comprehensive knowledge of how a disagreement will affect your business. We’ve represented employers in litigation over contract-related disputes and EEOC complaints. This means we can advocate for your business, both in and out of the courtroom.

Speak With An Employment Law Attorney Today

To schedule a consultation, please call us in Toledo at 419-792-1143 or complete our contact form. Our employment law attorneys serve clients throughout the Toledo area and all of northern Ohio.